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Installationsanvisning Entro till SPC - Bewator Group

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ENGLISH – <strong>Entro</strong> to <strong>SPC</strong><br />

Description<br />

<strong>Bewator</strong> <strong>Entro</strong>/SiPass <strong>Entro</strong> can easily be<br />

synchronised with the Siemens <strong>SPC</strong> Intrusion<br />

controller and/or an expansion module.<br />

One or more doors form an alarm zone in <strong>Entro</strong>,<br />

whereof at least one door is equipped with a DC22<br />

door controller. This DC22 acts as a master for the<br />

alarm zone and can co-operate with an alarm group<br />

in <strong>SPC</strong>.<br />

Prerequisties<br />

ASF (Alarm Status Feedback) should be used as it<br />

gives some advantages; the integration becomes<br />

more secure. Additionally the alarm control actions<br />

are logged in <strong>Entro</strong> log event, making it easy to be<br />

messaged if something goes wrong in the<br />

synchronisation. For instance, that the intrusion<br />

controller has not been activated after an <strong>Entro</strong><br />

manoeuvre.<br />

We recommend that the PIN-pad reader PP500 is<br />

used as reader in the alarm zone. Note that also a<br />

DC01 can be used in an alarm zone to keep a door<br />

unlocked when the alarm is deactivated – but locked<br />

when the alarm is activated.<br />

Installing<br />

It is easiest to let one alarm zone in <strong>Entro</strong> co-operate<br />

with one alarm section in <strong>SPC</strong> which also ease the<br />

programming in both <strong>Entro</strong> and <strong>SPC</strong>.<br />

The illustration on the front page shows two different<br />

options. Either the wiring is done to the main board<br />

of the <strong>SPC</strong> or to an expansion module (e g E652).<br />

2<br />

1. Relay connection for activating the section<br />

<strong>SPC</strong>. Signal to <strong>SPC</strong>.<br />

2. Alarm Status Feedback for blocking and<br />

controlling red LED in <strong>Entro</strong> (ASF). Signal<br />

from <strong>SPC</strong>.<br />

3. Output 4 in <strong>SPC</strong> (OPC) used for ASF. The<br />

drawing on front page applies.<br />

4. Option: Wiring for output 3 (relay NO-COM) in<br />

<strong>SPC</strong>.<br />

Note that the output 3 has to be selected in<br />

the <strong>SPC</strong> setup.<br />

Configuration in <strong>Entro</strong><br />

The software configuration in <strong>Entro</strong> follows the<br />

instruction in the <strong>Entro</strong> documentation. But the<br />

following screenshots describes the steps:<br />

Create an Alarm zone<br />

An <strong>Entro</strong> alarm zone is configured as bistable<br />

function. Recommended is alarm activation warning<br />

during for instance 5 seconds. This means that a<br />

distinct sound is heard at the reader when an<br />

activation manoeuvre is performed.<br />

Alarm Status Feedback (ASF) is used for the<br />

synchronization. The timeout is set to for instance 5<br />

seconds as the time the <strong>SPC</strong> needs to send the<br />

alarm status signal at activation.<br />

If an indication for Alarm On is necessary with a red<br />

LED on the reader, the LED status is configured to<br />

follow the ASF signal (without any extra wire). The<br />

red LED is visible on all readers in the alarm zone. It<br />

is possible to automatically turn off the LED after a<br />

short time of status (1-99 sec). It also means that the<br />

red LED is only seen at the reader where the Alarm<br />

On manoeuvre is performed.<br />

Other functions<br />

Alarm activation warning means that a longer time<br />

can be set (1-1000 seconds) where <strong>Entro</strong> is warning<br />

before the physical activation to the Intrusion<br />

controller takes place. During this time the warning<br />

buzzer in the reader sounds and in parallel the relay<br />

in DC22 (Pre-Warning) is activated. If there are more<br />

DC22 in the alarm zone the relays in these is<br />

activated as well. The Pre-warning relay can activate<br />

an external buzzer that sounds during the time<br />

before alarm set.<br />

Siemens AB 07.2012

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